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Silver prices have been suppressed for decades by banks and possibly governments. We are running out of it fast and being used up faster than it is being mind out of the ground.

Slap’s “Eleven Rules For Storing Gold & Silver At Home” 1) A safe advertises hidden valuables, but if you must use a safe, bolt it down and load it with VERY heavy weights. 2) Store some decoy/sacrificial coins/cheap jewelry in an easy-to-find location. Then hide the good stuff well. 3) Unless you use a safe, NEVER hide your stash in a bedroom or bedroom closet. 4) Same as #3, but insert “study” and “pantry”. 5) Forget hollowed-out books, fake soup cans, etc… your stack will be stolen in less than 5 minutes. 6) If using a desk, bookcase or shelf, make sure your hiding spot won’t be revealed if these are tipped over. Because they WILL be tipped over. 7) You WILL want frequent access to your stash (to add to it, look at it, or (god forbid) take from it)… don’t make access difficult (behind drywall, buried in the yard, need a sledgehammer to get to it, etc.). 8) Unless using a safe, the best spots are in plain sight and LIKELY TO BE OVERLOOKED, or they’re multi-layered (meaning you have to move this, shift that, lift this and open that in order to access your stash). 9) Make sure someone you trust (spouse, financial planner, estate attorney, etc) has a sealed “open in the event of my death” letter describing where your stash is hidden. 10) With the exception of #9 above, NEVER EVER talk about your stash or that it’s in your home. 11) Never hide valuables where a contractor doing work in your house or yard might come across them. KEEP IN MIND: The average duration of a home burglary in the US is just 11 minutes… thieves want a quick hit-and-run. Don’t make it easy for them!

For the handyman....get an old work electrical box for an outlet. Cut it in to the wall. Fill with your metals. Add an outlet and cover. Will fit roughly 30 or so 1oz pieces plus some fractional. Can plug and old lamp or something into it also for added effect.

There's other stuff too like fake books, dvd cases, wall sockets, garden stones etc, but imo they're kinda obvious to the trained eye. I think its better to make your own using original items and to spread your stack, leaving tit bits for them to find and make do. The drainpipe with caps on either end is a long standing method still used by preppers for hiding caches

Small Tupperware container buried in the pot under my potted aloe plant.

Wish I could still be around in 100 years to enjoy my gold 😊

Just found a pre 1920 half crown for £8 at a flea market,I’ll buy those all day long

Even with all your knowledge it must take a while to value all this and make a profit ?

Ive started buying pre 1920 Florins ,a few a week off eBay. I’m keen to find other places to buy but most seem way over priced 🤷‍♂️

would going about flea markets be a good shout for old silver

subscribed,do you reckon we will probably lose most of our money in the bank in 2025?

Well done I didn’t know where you were going for a while

towcester = toaster 👍🏼. see you later this morning matey

Admire your forensic sorting / weighling during viewing - it really pays off.

Wonderfully informative! Thank you.

Kool

If you are in the UK, my good man, leave while you can. You are reverting to Feudal Times.......

it's the thing that a silver seller says when he have too much inventory

Brilliantly informative ❤

This is so interesting, Nigel! X

Very interesting ❤ Thank you, Nigel, for posting.

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Second subscriber let's get this algorithm going